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Chris Kolcz
January 12, 2006
I grew up with the Whitney Family. Mr. Whitney was such a wonderful man and he will be greatly missed. My thoughts and prayers are with the family.
diane & ken Everett
January 12, 2006
To the Whitney family, Mary and children, we will miss John very much. He was a wonderful neighbor. To Mary, we love you and will support you and help you in any way we can. Our prayers are for you and with you. May God comfort you in this most sad time.
Diane & Ken Everett
January 12, 2006
To the dear family of John, we extend our deepest sympathies. John was a kind and good man. We will miss him deeply. We enjoyed him very much. Mary, we love you and our hearts are with you always. Our prayers are with you and your children and family. John is now in heaven so we can pray to him. He will not be forgotten.
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